The civil war of 1841 and the Acha tragedy by Queseda, Ernesto

“…In the first part of this monograph -which I have tried to focus exclusively on Acha's actions in the civil war of 1841- I have had to draw a historical page of our annals, documenting it extensively. …”
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For an anthropology of struggle and blood by Viñolo, Sol Anahí

“…In this text, Viñolo carries out a reflexive essay on the genesis and development of her experiences as an ethnographer and as a militant of the Partido Obrero (Workers' Party). She draws on authors such as Wacquant, Favret-Saada and Bourgeois to extend proposals that have sought to radicalise the affective, sensitive, bodily dimensions of the alternatives necessary to interrogate sociocultural realities that are close but elusive to the unconscious, distant but complex in order to capture the meaning of the world for others.…”
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Sobral and the geology of Ñirihuau by Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo

“…His interpretations on the geology of the region remained unpublished at their field books. Sobral’s notes and drawings are commented and partially reproduced, highlighting their historical and geological value.…”
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Memory activism inside the state: profiles, practices and self identification logics among memory agents during Néstor Kirchner and Fernández de Kirchner administrations by Bale, Cinthia

“…¿Which narratives, resources, and knowledge did they draw upon? Using qualitative methodology we will show how the cause for “memory, truth and justice” (as it was defined by the local human rights movement), was entangled with activism within state agencies and kirchnerism as a political identity.…”
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Materialities and genocidal social practices (1975-1977). Reflections from the Pozo de Vargas (Tucumán, Argentina) by Ataliva, Víctor, Gerónimo, Aldo A., Zurita, Ruy, Molina, Luciano, Cano, Sergio, Huetagoyena Gutiérrez, Gema, Leiva, Alejandro, Srur, Ricardo, Julia, Julia, Romano, Andrés

“…For this, we briefly review the clandestine spaces in which they were “seen”, and we draw relationships between the different CCDs (Clandestine Detention Centers) and between these and the Pozo de Vargas in order to contribute –from concrete cases– to size the genocidal social practices in Tucumán in the temporal range that covers the period between the beginning of 1975 and the end of 1977.…”
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